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Rhinoceros beetle Rhinoceros beetles can reach lengths of up to six inches and are found in multiple

A boiling jungle in Costa Rica It is an area of dense rainforest, but the foliage, it emerges steam

View from Cerro Amigos Cerro Amigos is the highest point (6,000ft) in the Monteverde reserve. On a c

Rio Celeste Falls. One of the northernmost of Costa Rica’s 26 national parks, Tenorio Volc

Rhinoceros beetle Rhinoceros beetles can reach lengths of up to six inches and are found in multiple

Scarlet macaws. This distinctive parrot species can be seen in a few of Costa Rica’s prese

boy-code: instantwishes: Explosion of 8 million flower petals over a town in central Costa Rica &

Surfing Costa Rica People have been traveling to surf Costa Rica for decades—there are breaks

Green Lagoon, Irazú Volcano Within one of the multiple craters at the summit of the volcano I

Cocoa beans, raw ingredient of Costa Rican chocolate. Many small-scale chocolate producers operate i

Monkey silhouettes A pair of monkeys, mother and child, spotted at the luxury resort Hacienda Pinill

Agujitas River at Drake Bay The relatively short Agujitas River rises in the forested hills of the O

Hummingbird Costa Rica is home to over 800 known species of birds. This hummingbird was photographed

Playa Herradura sunset Another Pacific sunset, this one taken in Playa Herradura, one of the country

Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve Near the town of the same name, in the Tilarán Mountains, thi

White-headed capuchin This is one of four species of monkey native to Costa Rica and probably the ea

Poas Volcano A good 3,000 feet taller than Arenal is Volcán Poás, another active volca

Sunset over Manuel Antonio On the central Pacific coast near Quepos, this is the sunset view from Bu

Catarata del Toro Just north of San Jose, this waterfall plunges from a hole in the cliff face 300 f

Vibrant butterfly A large chunk of Costa Rica’s biodiversity is made up by its 300,000+ sp

Pacific sunset. A mellow sundowner on the Pacific coast near Nuevo Colon, Guanacaste.  Photo: M

Rolling hills The mountains of Costa Rica run down the center of the country and are flanked by roll

Baby two-toed sloth. These arboreal mammals are native to Costa Rica. According to the photographer,

Mango break. One of the many tropical fruit options at markets in the capital San Jose and around th

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